good job, Mike. Well done website. Jerry Smith, Sunset '50 webmaster.

Does anyone know what happened to Susan Hines or Kathy Burke from the class of 1969? I want to commend Mike for the wonderful job he's done keeping us abreast of events and Sunset activities.

Greetings, Bisons! I'm sitting here with Becky Wright, Linda Weaver, Linda Lowry, Linda Campbell, and Jo Berry. We're all here in Granbury having a great time! It's our annual girls' weekend trip. We've been shopping, eating, talking, eating, shopping....you get the picture....ALL day. Now we're sitting here trying to figure who we can call at this hour without creating marital strife! We want to ask SOMEONE if their refrigerator is running! We're having a ball reliving our high school days. Thanks to Ronnie Story for taking our call earlier. Conway, send bail money soon - - we're off to paper the Courthouse. Bo Bison rules!

Greetings to the class of 1968! I graduated from Sunset in 1969 and have been living in Austin since then. Best wishes to you all and Happy Days - Troy Johnson

Hello to everyone! Someone just sent me a link to the website and it is good to see a lot of you are still in touch. Despite what it says in the "Departed 1968 Bisons" list, I am alive and well in Las Vegas, moving here from Northern California 5 years ago. I hope you are all doing well in this crazy economy... things sure could be better here and hopefully will pick up next year. Anyone can reach me at mmcdaniel@cbdisplays.com

Went to the 69er's 40th reunion mixer Friday night (10/16). They had a great turnout and had ALMOST as much fun as we did at our 40th soiree! Many of them think we should try to have a multi-class get together one of these days - - even if it's something really informal. Think we can work on that?!? I'll volunteer to help (really . . . I will)! Heck, maybe we just invite them to 'our' 60th BD party - - the more, the merrier! Going to the Great State Fair of Texas this week certainly brought back great memories of the great times I had going to the Fair with my BFFs from Lida Hooe/Greiner/Sunset. 'Hope all you fellow Bisons got to go this year. Hmmm. Maybe we should all plan a day/time to try to meet up at the Fair next year (like we used to for a picture!). OK....you're right, I've lost my mind now! . . . It was just a thought. Mike . . . maybe on a weekend next year?

HI, saw the post from Don, please look me up at Speedy Lock & Key in Dallas TX. 972/ 960/ 1113 ps couldn't make it to a doctor so i became a locksmith.

I learned with sadness of the death of Molly Nolen. I went through grade school, junior high and high school with Molly and she was a good friend. I had the privilege of having a great visit with her at the 40th reunion and I spoke with her a couple of times after the reunion. We 'planned' to get together . . . little did I know we would not have that opportunity. May Molly rest in peace and may God wrap his arms ever so tightly around her family as they mourn her loss. This is a stark reminder that we should all take the opportunity to let long-time (as well as recent) friends know how much we love them.

Mike, You have done a fantastic job with this website and keeping us all in the know of what is happened with past and present bisons. Keep up the great work and again Thanks!

being able to keep up with all the school activities & people has been great, you have really done a great job, Mike & i truely "thank you"

The Bison website is a beautiful piece of work--a wonderful credit to all those involved & thank you to Mike Conway contacting me. I hope to get back to the great state Texas for the Spring celebration.

I am a graduate from Woodrow Wilson H.S. class of 1969. Mike Conway sent an email looking for a fellow classmate of ours and sent me your site to visit. It is really nice to see classmates from our schools participate in alumni activities and get reacquinted with lost friends. The only thing missing from your site is a 'Classmates' page of your senior pictures-I would think it would be easier for classmates to see a 'then and 'now' for any future events. Other than that the site is a easy view and love the school.

60 Wow!!! Keep up the great work MIke!!

I just got Mike's announcement of our 60th birthday celebration and look forward to seeing everyone (assuming I'm still alive) in Dallas. Many, many thanks to Mike and others for their continuing efforts to keep us in touch. Best to all, Garnett

I am looking for Richard Gonzales. We became friends when we were in the band together at Adamson. We remained friends after he transfered to Sunset and for a few years after graduation. But I lost touch with him around 74 - 75 when I moved out of state. I would appreciate any information - especially if someone knows where he is or how to get in touch.

yes i am looking for any info on a Patricia allene latoski or tucker please leave comment here or email me

Hello to every one from Sunset I hope everyone is doing well. I am from the Class of 62. I retired early at 62 now 65 doing well and just return this past Septemeber from a wonderful trip to the Philippines. Billy Clark, Class of 62

GOOD LUCK ON THE PIE RPOGRAM

To Mike and everyone that planned the Spring Fling, it was great! The food was good, the deserts were to die for. It was nice to visit and catch up with old friends. Thanks to David & Beth for opening up their home to our group. To those that decided not to come due to the weather, we all still had a great time. Thanks again, it was a lot of fun. Looking forward to the 60th birthday party.

Penny's SO right! The Spring Fling was simply awesome (complete with light and water show). To David & Beth: Our sincere thanks for opening your home to that crazy bunch! To the Organizers: You never cease to amaze us. Thanks for all the hard work. To those who attended: Penny's right again - - our times together just keep getting better and better. To those who couldn't attend: DON'T miss the next gathering (the 60th BD party next year, I believe). You won't believe how special a time you can have with a few old Bisons! Keep the good times coming, old Bisons!